‘Taare Zameen Par’ helped Aamir Khan discover Junaid’s dyslexia
Junaid Khan reveals how his parents, Aamir Khan and Reena Dutta found out about his dyslexia. The film 'Taare Zammeen Par' had a big role!
Bollywood sisters Janhvi and Khushi Kapoor recently lit up Instagram with a fun dance reel, adding a delightful twist to the promotions of the upcoming film ‘Loveyapa’.
The duo recreated the hook step of the movie’s song ‘Loveyapa Hogaya’, giving fans a glimpse of their playful chemistry.
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But the real show-stealer? A surprise cameo by their father, producer Boney Kapoor, who hilariously appeared in the background, much to everyone’s amusement.
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Khushi shared the video on her Instagram, captioning it, “Nikla tha love karne par papa aagaya #Loveyapa,” a tongue-in-cheek nod to her father’s unplanned entry. Fans and celebrities alike couldn’t stop laughing.
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Janhvi and Khushi Kapoor’s half-brother, actor Arjun Kapoor, commented, “Best alaap ever!!” while Varun Dhawan chimed in with a string of laughing emojis.
The track, which was unveiled on January 3, features Junaid Khan, son of Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan, romancing Khushi Kapoor. Dubbed as ‘“A Love Anthem for the Youth,”’ the song blends upbeat music with relatable lyrics, capturing the essence of young love.
Directed by Advait Chandan, ‘Loveyapa’ stars a stellar ensemble cast including Radhika Sarathkumar, Sathyaraj, Yogi Babu, Eijaz Khan, and Swati Verma.
The story revolves around a young couple whose relationship takes an unexpected turn after they exchange phones, uncovering hidden truths about each other.
The film is joint production of Phantom Studios and AGS Entertainment and is ready to hit theaters on February 7. This marks Junaid Khan’s theatrical debut following his OTT success with ‘Maharaj’ on Netflix.
Khushi Kapoor, meanwhile, is hoping to bounce back after her first project, ‘The Archies’, didn’t quite resonate with audiences.
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